Sentence examples for appropriately won from inspiring English sources
It was certainly strange seeing Pitt and Cate Blanchett so old and it appropriately won awards for makeup and hair, visual effects and production design.
There were Supernatural (whose results were down to earth), Lucky Break (which did not get any), WinWin (which, appropriately, won two matches but lost seven), Oriental Express (which was primarily in reverse gear), High (which finished next to last in its qualifying group), and C U Later (which failed to qualify for the quarterfinals).
In 2009, Chuck, Jeri and I recorded an episode of our podcast on microlending, which is this brilliant idea from a Bangladeshi economist named Muhammad Yunus who, appropriately, won the Nobel Peace Prize for it in 2006.
Kobe's Back, who at one point was appropriately named, won the seven-furlong $300,000 San Carlos.
But Fox Trotter's effort carried him only so far as fourth place in a race won, appropriately, by Silvestre De Sousa, now odds-on to be Britain's new champion jockey.
The Tories, whose campaign is run from a hall at the back of the local Conservative club in an imposing Edwardian house close to the centre of Newark, benefit from an electoral infrastructure dating from the 19th century, when the appropriately named Viscount Newark won the seat in 1885.
Appropriately, this cold war parable won the top prize, the Golden Bear, at the first Berlin Film Festival, where the public had no difficulty identifying with the difficulties of living in a divided city.
Logan is saved by both the shaved-headed Molina and the thin, nimble, appropriately-named Redmayne, who just won England's Olivier award for his supporting contribution.
Appropriately, it was mural work that won the artist the commission.
Armando Benitez had an appropriately untidy save and the Mets won, 4-2, at Veterans Stadium.
It won Claire a deal with 4AD – appropriately enough, since Visions smoulders with the kind of necromantic charm that once powered label mainstays Cocteau Twins and Dead Can Dance.
